The American Shielded the Pole with His Own Body. Nawrocki Honored Him Posthumously.
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The Cultural Center in Oleszno was named after Staff Sergeant Michael Ollis. The American soldier died while rescuing a Polish officer in Afghanistan. President Karol Nawrocki attended the ceremony. The unusual moment involving the president caught the attention of internet users.
The Oleszno Cultural Center has gained a new patron. President Karol Nawrocki spoke about Polish-American relations during the ceremony.
The ceremony took place in the town where the rescued Polish soldier, now Reserve Captain Karol Cierpica, comes from. The president thanked the local community for commemorating the American soldier and emphasized the importance of the Polish-American alliance.
President Karol Nawrocki said that the Polish-American alliance has been built on great heroes for over two centuries. The head of state participated in the ceremony of naming the Cultural Center in Oleszno after Sergeant Michael Ollis. He also unveiled a plaque commemorating the American soldier.
I would like to believe that today, in the 21st century, by building strong relations with the United States, we are convinced that Michael Ollis's death was not in vain," said Karol Nawrocki at the ceremony of naming the Cultural Center in Oleszno after Staff Sergeant Michael Ollis. The president also assured that American soldiers will accept the permanent presence module in Poland. "We are on the eve of
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